Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

PORT IOWHaEAD, NAY To- ne htcam
schooner Leo, Captain LsOnsn, arrived
today from Alaska and gives the follow
ms news;
Janeau City is FzshinR. There are
from thirty TO forty new buildings IN
course Of erection.
Al BerneT's Bay q rich quartz ledge
has been discovered and quarts uill
and town IL being built up. fhe people
are going there IN large numbers and u
10 thought that before the season closes
the town will have q considerable pope
lation.
Several large sales Of mining property
have bssn made in the neighborhOod OF
juneau.
Tee new Collector. DeIsno. has taken
charge and has made many changes
among the officers.
There IL no news from the Yukon
country. No miners had got through
when the schooner left.
steamer sunk.
LONDON, May 1.-THE British steamer
@ .lderA. b0und from POndieherEy for
Marssiliea. vas sunk scar Saakin. By
collision With the British steamer
GooFkha. from London for Calcutta.
The 8oorkha vas badly damaged. The
crew OF the Caldera we're saved.
MARRIAGE Of saIIsbaFy's son.
LONDON, Nay II. Vissount Gran
bsrne. son OF LlFd Salisbury, vas mar
Tied today TO Ladv Cicely Alice Care,
daughter Of the Earl OF ATral. The
Prince and Princess Of Wales. the
Prince and Princess Christian, Duke
and Dnshess OF Teck and large num-
Der Of aFistoorats Witnessed the oere-
DonY.
Letters frem Emin Bey.
BRUEsEIs. May l7.-Dr. Junker, the
| Russian explorer, IN an interview With 8
reporter Of the Associated Press today,
| said that be bad received letters frsm
Emin BY dated in last November. 10
/ those Emin Bey said that the routes be-
/ tween Uganda and w idelai we're open.
THIS fact, he thinks, will assure success
t. stanley's relief expedition, barring
accidents.
ProtesI Against the Fishery Law.
Pans, May II A deputsti0n Of fish
/ ernAn from Norman aud Brefau ports
| called upsn Foreign Minister flourens
/ yesterday and asked him 10 protest
/ against tht New FouEdland fishery bill
which stops the sale OF bait 10 French
men. Mr.. Flourens promised to bring
the matter before tue Chamber OF Dep
| utiss.
Arrest Of a German.
Pans, May IA German named
/ Ha. sler has been are isd at Dii0u ss q
| spy. tie bad served In the PEussian
army and Ia bis possession we're found
/ lists 81 all the Alaattans living 10 the
neighboFhood.
Five Rnasiaas Exeeuted.
ST. PKTERsBUBs, May l7-Five Of the
uaen Who took the most prominent parts
In the late plot 20 assassinats the Car
we're executed yesterday.
Violating AIAska's Timber Laws.
San FAASoIsoo, NJ AZ 1.-THE schooner
Undaunted. which arrived from kodiac.
Alaska, on Saturday with q cargo Of
eprnHe poles, vas Yesterday seized BY
the Uaiied States offioers on the charge
nf illegally cutting timber in Alaska.
This 10 the third seizure within q few
months for violation Of the timber laws
relating 10 Alaska.
viii BOye the Canadian Paeiac's
Connections.
GAN Il hANOtnlAs may Ass-At Ao HAlu
here that tue tTauseentiRen'al roads
will join IN a boycott against the Ameri-
eau cosnsctions % the Canadian Pa
olha road because they are carrying
Z e9ht which comes to them by the
Canadian PAelhs ~ q lower pro rata
th q that carried by tAsm for the Pa
eide Coast roads, th0ogh the tonnage
OF red by the latter IL much larger than
that Of the Canadian PseiAc. The
roads used by the Canadian Pacific in
entering the territory Of the American
overland lines are the NJ. Paul. MiuRe
spells 4 Manitoba. the ~. Paul &
Omaha and the Kansas City 4 Sc. JO-
sePh.
Esumasia ForttfyIng.
LONDON. NAY II A dispatch from
Bucharest sage RoumAnia il foTtifyino
rapidls ander s1peTintendenos Of Ger.
nan officers